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Rlu-hiiI.

BlarhiiI.
10 10 IA deg. below zero Thursday morn
ing at I O'Clock, snow Friday evening. ram
storm, SATURDAY., snow again SUNDAY. and
100 below zero again Monday morning, and
hot much of week for weather either.
Mr. Albina II. Carter is very sick; fears
are entertained that it may terminate fatally.
Mrs. Joann Merrill has SO far recovered
from her fall as to be about ths house.
A more slippery set of streets than we had
Saturday would he very hard TO find Many
people went wide Ct the mark. Some
sat down rithoM an inritdtion.
Sevrnty-'wo is the number OF pupil, in the
Academy and free High school.
F. NJ. Laughton Esq. Of Bangor was il
town last week on business connected with
the Stewart mine.
\ set Of Dickens, in Is vols. was the
Christmas present of the publishers of The
Lewiston journal, 10 their correspondent il
BIuehli. | need not say they we're very
gratefully received.
Tie q. \. K. Post has extended during
the past YEAR about $500 for IT, current *
peus,s. SO IN Oh lriv. haS about SS3 N he
trcssury aud iA,t>tcd and S33 II the Relief
Furd.
The storm on Saturday Inherit red with the
Attendance NJ the Post meeting StiLrd't
nigh, ana caused postponemrpt Of the sup
per If the W r G. The following officers
we're installed ~ past Post Commander.
GEO W. Clay. II. a. rrpp, Commander {;
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The Maine Legislature.

The meeting Of the Maine LcgIsia-
ture makes to-day Wednesday, an
important occasion AZ Augu>ta-im
p0rian, TO the legislator, it i true but
of more vital importance to the ciii-
.,,.. ,t.;. ..;.,i l.....,..,,, ,,.;,i,
1N''o "' say ''i'''''' "i'''''''
many OF them. 1t l. matter not 81 leg
il.+:,, l,n+ ~ broad and huttur
Ihf"u3h al me year, H'cH 'l' '''"''
has had an existence the sessions of The
,.:.I,.,,.,, l.,., oa,r,Io.1 ,,,o-l.,l o,.,,..,.
y : '''' ~
tuulties 10 those who have been elected
"a ranra.ant the u.nple. They have.
-'Nt'- "i' 7''i' q '''''''-' - '''i ''''
ouv and the humdrum duties OF life and
a ,l,.nce ~ 90. ,nJ study human natur,.
under different depc'lH.
Ri.nri.,l srssiou. have made surb on
............o ..lh., oou.',
POI '"'''''N N.Y. ''''' ''''' nov
them 10 be sought with more aNldItv
,t,..u. .,er hefora In those later wear.
'lt ii''4i'"elN c'e0' "'e W.. Pio'i'P' ~
securing desirable quarters at Augusta.
l..;... 49, ,,,..,o,. Ella 1,Il.,,.;.,,.
facts are gathered from our exchanges
The Augusta House i, the Congress
H III" of hotels because il i built that way.
I, ! 10 that the two Houses adjourn anil
there the hard work i, done Of the lobby
Hence rs best rooms are N demand and *
80 ,b"i '' ~ an .iao,.J. FI.c,,,,,
uigtt come dispatches: Il am elected" Il
nave so' Jus' v"'es enough smu S"n' , .ne
want the room" Often the members put in
an appearance on The night OF election or
S,,.rh a'. ~. e., ~ .rr;y. ON ,bs, nissan
wa, Nj Wakefield Of Bath lie came on
'''r lou, .',cH 'rA,n' 'i'efNcou " s'.et.on
before him by the telegraph and got the
room Wakefield vas after. Colonel Dow
secured No. l. and Wakefield No. Il. The
might rain brought the Bangor representa-
rycs elect. and Barker secured Nos. 50 and
81, Clark Ncs. 40 and 80 and Engel Nos.
u and 80. Among the Senators who have
secured winter quarters at 'hl' hosiery are
Senators Pha'r Of ArGosiook, NJ. SO;
WestcoH and Kendall 81 Cumberland, Nos.
,. and IA, respectively; BurrilI OF Hancock
No. -; Libby, Lord and simpson Nos. A.
"a aud lGl respectively; Marble OF Lincoln
tpresident of the Senate probably No. :;
NIckeIs Of Waldo. NJ. 80 and Goodnow OF
Washington, No. ~.
4 rcnpblican caucus was held Tues
;. 80, I'LL.
day evening Tue result VI WHICH at 'l''
writing. we have not learned but it is
a:....u
'lNo''o'''''y 9''le - t-'''N' ''i'''
s. Marble of Waltoboro will be Presl
don't ot the Senate. and G.. C.. Little
81 IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-06

Edward shepherd, of Harrisburg, Ill.,. says:
'.Iiiving received - much benefit from Flee
trir Il tiers feel il my duty to lrt suffering
humanity know ii. Have had II running sore
on IN, 's for eight Years; my doctors told me
would have to haze the bone >crapcd or leg
amputlftd used instead. three bottles OF
Electric Ri';"r~ and seven boxes Of Bucklcns
Arnica >al>c and my Ics j. now sound aud
well
Electric Rittcr> are >olGl at fifty cents bot
tie and Bucklen'> Aruica Saiye at %. per box
nv 4, p.rf.bPr
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Bar harb0r.
The snow of Sunday gave US the first good
sleigting of the season.
Petitions have been presented TO The Sc
lectmen for the LAYING out Of three new streets
on roads Near Bar Dor.
Upon Ledge-Lawn avenue. which was
opened and bulI by Higgins Bros. last
spring, six new cottages have already arisen,
and church is soon to be built
According to the programme of certain
Auburn men, We are soon TO have the horse
cars running through our Streets aud buck
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1lAli0 Horse POWDERS F!

A remedy for Distemper, Epizootlc, Stop
pages, Coughs and Horse Al. WIil expe
Bots and Intestinal Worms. Two pound
packages 30 cents.
CHAS. B. STUART & co., Prop'rs.
SOUTH CHINA, MAINE.
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Hopkins; Alfred Staples, BThI'l; A; b.
Hartman, Dedham; T. / "hrrtN, Bar
Harhor F. A. Young, Ia ok; John
Staples, Swans Island; G. " Alien, Sarry.
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ellsworth Ameritan.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 6, 1887.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, notnecessarily for puhlica
tion but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
muncatons that are not used.
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The people in district No. 6. on the
Ridge, gathered at the school house on
Dec 25th TO celebrate Christmas. by having
a Christmas tree. Qllte a large number
were present, and among them couple
aged 81 years, who never saw Christmas
tree before. The tree was we'll loaded with
presents. and after il had been shorn of its
beauty, they PLAYED few quiet games, and
all went home feeling well pleased with the
visit of Santa Claus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-06

An ocean yacht race between the
Daun'less and Coronet has been decided up
on The course will be from New York to
Queenstown.
A railroad accident near Winnipeg re-
suited in the killing of two men and slight
injuries to 10 others.
: The whole family of Joseph Seidlot, a
car painter of Cincinnati, consisting of him
self, wife and son, we're poisoned 10 death
by eating canned green peas.
Temple theatre, Philadelphia, reported
recently on Ere. was completely ruined. Two
fremen were killed and one seriousl, in
jured. The buildings adjoining we're great
" damaged by smoke and water. The loss
will amount 10 over 100000.
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There j. considerable talk OF establishing
q ierr, between here and Eden.

n ferry between here and Eden
FUR. asking for The prI>iIer. Ia co.lr
and run a fury h.a' hrtw,cl, here AMI SOM
po.rf On III, .t,,.o>it, ,lare. Snch Al. .s,-i,v-
'i'' "'n'd ne t'th' rntl'r "th'h'''."'. MY
:" l"r lF're ~ I'"fh0 ''' ht' 'ht i'"l r.
around \, ,h, v,, n fhr hr.l-r W., s.t,n
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nirr> 'n ri Neif rroiucr ''fr '.'} n
'h' m Tnng. when 'h'fe asa '".' l-I l..
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run t'i'> "u the t1'. ava - e"'lr& r4''>
'nd Hh'r We'F>. "'1tH 'hr "'hc. ''N
Would mot ft> TO. -rr0--4 a.. Ir 'f''-
~ acc fnH.! f'lf- T'.t.''s 10 us ~" tN A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-11
MEDICAL,
1lH! Hat. I
WV ADl-S
!. YOU !?

,o 10 you fcel dun. languld. low.spiritcd, life.
icss, ana lndescribnbly miserable. Nom nhvsi.
ceaiiy and mentally; experience Il sense of
ncsa Ss sr or D1atlnK after eating or OF gone
inv on y, npalm n,a or stomach In tho morn
hn nodi irregular appetite, dizziness, freauent
hheadaches, blurred eyeslght, floating Hpceks !"
be ivt9 the eyes nervous prostitution or OK.
mitcrn..,,,, rriu uy q temper. hot Pushes,
hiti pra tran.,e Win chilly sensatlons sharp,
!Get, drowsincss nftcr meals, wakcflilncss. To- ~
disturbed md unrefrcshlnH slcrp. Constant
Ing. calamity - ~ " AnPellu-
t t most common Of Amer can a' mnI.dIr sln
BILIOUS Dyspepsia, or TORPID Liver. ass"rintnd
Win Dyspepsia. or Indigestion. Thu inorc
Gulnpllcaid your disease has become. the
tas ino number and diversity Of sym
Or: picrce's Golden McJicml mis .yav,1;
VII s!ibduo 1t, II taken according TO drci.
lions Tor reasonable length OF titre. II MT
c e,l complications multiply and Consil1nn.
i OF tte Lungs Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
malafies nrc min mIney Disease or other grave
Or ,ater; Induce u fatal Termination. '''S'
= Dr. rlcrcc's Golden Mcdicnl Dis.
tIotory ae8 powerfully upOn tho Liver. md
ahIromRn that great blood purifying organ.
n n,r,ios ~ system or NIL blood.tants and In.
Gqiillly Gillcacious In netting upon thc Kld.
Meys. nnu other cxcrctory organs. cleansing
mountaineering, md healing Their diseases *
HILL. ~ Ml'PetEng, restorative, tonic. II promotes
bo'S ,1osh a an nutrition, thereby building up
this wonderful mcdIcine las gained rrcnt
celebrity In curing Fever md Agile. Chills md
fcyer, ltumb Aguc, md kindred ,lIscnsra ''
caI: niorcc'S Golden Medical Dis.
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'A.' Ao not Deeply Impressed.
B0tioa Post. 'G
1t Is perhaps generally supposed that
the American Indian is 80 far Childish In
hls tastes as to be easily dszzled by the
glitter Of military uniforms, but a story
which heard the other day shows that
the members OF some Of our New England
tribes have learned to discriminate be.
tween tho show and the substance Of such
displays. A certain Now England Cover.
nor bad occasion to visit tribe Of Indians
who have their home within his jurisdlc.
ton, and took his staff along with him,
One Of the officers who was Of conse.
quential turn resolved to make deep i'm.
pression upon the untutored red man, and
wlththis object arrayed himself with great
care and crowded on all the gold lace and
braid that bis uniform would bear. Au
he expected, the display attracted the IT.
ttention Of the chief Of the tribe, but tile
impression made on him was not lust
what the owner Of the snowy uniform mad
looked Tor. As he strutted up to the chief
the latter expressed himself in curt In.
dian fashion. "You Army2" "No," said
the officer; "Nsvy?" mo" militia r.
Yes" Whereupon the chief with q look
o., o. supreme contempt calculated, "Ohl
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pnin Of cutting teeth? II
go, send at once and get bottle OF NJ ps.
WISsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP ron Gum.
REN TEKrlllNG. Ite value ia incslculable
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medlately. Depend upon il, mothers,
there 10 no mistake about it. II cures
dysen:ory and diarrl,ua, regulates ths
stomach snd bowels, cures wind collie
soitens the gume, rcducea inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mus. WlSslow's SOOTHING SYRUP
ron CHILDREN TEErnlSG is pleasant TO the
taste, and is the prescription Of one Of thu
oldest and best female nurscs and phygi.
Clans in tho United States, and il for Gole
by all druRgists throughout tho world,
Price Is centa a bottle. uwstw
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The unprecedented Hsle of Boscheo's
German Syrup within q few yearu, has
astonished the world. 1t is without doubt
the aatcst and best remedy ever discover.
ed Tor the speedy and efectusl cure OF
coughs, colds and the teverest lung
troubles. 1t acts on pm entirely different
principle from the Us lal PRESCRIPTIONS
given by physcianB, ns 1t does not div up
cough and leave the disease Still. in the
system, but on the contrary removes the
cause Of the tiouble, heals the parts affect.
ed and leaves them in n purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in the house for
use when the diseases make their appear
ance' Will save DOCTORS bills and long
spell Of serious illness. A trial will con.
vince you OF these faCG. 1t is posjtiy,ly
sold by all druggists End general doslero in
The land. Price, Is centa, large bottles.
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Untltly but Clever.



Writing lines is tho penance Harrow
boys do for all their sums in and out Of
school. Ii q boy is late for school bi writes
lines; II he misses "bill" he writes lines
II the lines are not finished at stated
time their number ia doubled. There was
one clever boy who escaped writing hall
the ordered quantity. and the masters tells
the story OF how he did it TO this day. He
waa an untidy boy, and was often taken to
task Tor his carleesness and disorder. One
day bis mater, who had very digu;tiei
and impressive manners, and who always
said I'VE" instead Of "you" when talking
to the boys, found occasion to reprovs
him. I'VE do not look very clean" he
said, with much severity; Eve have not
washed our hands this morning; have
we?' 81 don't know about yours" was
the impudent boys answer, "but I've
washed M"e "Ah!" said the master,
we a.e very ihreefnsrt friday; weIvili
nave to ~lite y hundteu lines before the
next bill. When bill" time came the
master sent for the boy. "Have We writ.
ten our lines?" he asked. "I've written
my fifty" the boy answered very prompt
y, handing in his paper, "but 1 don't
know whether you've done your half!"
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By way OF preface it may be remarked
that the first telegraph in the world was
put up between Washington City and
Baltimore, and that the line was extended
from Baltimore to Philadelphia. That
was in lSii. DR.. William Abram Love,
Of Atlanta, then young NJ. d., was in the
Philadelphia office when the first connec.
ton was made with the Capital. He SAYS
that when the communication was secured
and the messages began to pass to and fro
the crowd in the Philadelphia office de-
clinedt to believe that they were really re.
ceiving messages from people III Wash.
ingion. After time one young man pro.
posed what he said would BIO a conclusive
test. He knew one Of tho men then in
the Washington Office, and the two had
some private transaction about a gun.
Ask Johnson" said the young man,
what he did with my gum" Tie mes.
aeSo was sent. In a short time the an.
swer came, "Tell him to 20 to h-r'
That's Johnson" exclaimed tho young
man; nobody but johnson would have
said that" The test was regarded as con.
elusive.
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FASHION FANClEs.
Coetumes composed Of combinations In
plain and striped goods bid lair to DO very

Coetumes composed OF combinations Il
plain and striped goods bid lair to DO vel.
popular.
When small capote or Fanchon bon
net 10 unbecoming, q woman should wea
q larger bonnet.
New light woolens come In blocks o
white. with blue, scarlet, green, olive
primrose and heliotrope. . =
Toile de Ruese, or perforated felt, Is a
popular as ever Tor art embrolderles In
tended for furniture coverings.
sapphire.blue plush makes a prett,
peliese for little girl, and primrose Of
amber.yellow silk makes apretty lining
for 1t.
Large and small plslde, clustered stripes
narrow and wide, and Pompadour do
signs arc tho features Of now cotton goods.
Large plaids arc brought out for the
skirts Of Bingham dresses, plain bingham
forming the bodice, sleeves and scarf
draperics. III ..I-..
Dragon silk Tor art embroidery Is moth.
Ing but lloselle In any color desired,
wound with gold, silver and tinted metal
threads.
The Associated Artists Of New York are
now showing somo Of the kells embroi.
deries which were sent to them from Eng.
land. .-"-.
What are called the primrose shades,
bright yellows, brought into favor by the
"English Primrose League" are seen In
all the new goods.
Round WASTE, with heavy satin ribbons
tied in handsome stylah loops at the Loft
aide, are atill conspicuous among the
French toilets for demi-dress wear.
A Rhinestone butterfly, nestled among
three tull, short ostrich feathers In pin.
cess of Wales fashion, Ia q very fashion.
able couture decoration.
New French Bateens show pompsdour
designs in bright colors, artistic groupings,
and finely drawn flower, leaf and tendrii
patterns on tinted goods.
Ono Of the advantages In emb, ,iGe,ies
on toile do Russo Is that one needs no pat
tern to follow, but eau carry out her own
fancies in decorative effects.
Many Of the newly.imported French
polonaiaes are cut with Pompadour or
eaAt'bliapeu Doulcee, or IN graduated
points, this opening reaching from the
throat to the bolt In front.
The new cotton goods are mostly striped
zephyra and CLEANLINESS, the stripes general.
ly formed Of clusters Of bright and dark.
colored cords on ecru, cream, and pale
tinted grounds.
Turs and paraaols do no. seem to 90
well together, but there are few DAYS In
our treacheroua climate when some sort OF
warm clothing is not needed. Squirrel
boas are at the present moment being sold
by thousands. and are certainly comforts-
bic wear.
A marvel Of nea. manipulation was a
dust'colored tweed polonaise from Paris,
The fullness Of the back OF the waist was
gathered and buttoned On to the bodice
like a pocket; the back OF the bodice was
entirely compoaed Of flat plaits stitched
down, a strap Of the cloth about an inch
wide going down the exact centre; the |
sleeves were OF the pagoda form, with the |
cuff let in beneath Of hroSn velvet,
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Tho Modern Gull.
IL
y. PAM IIfrnti,

Church Aiember-"I come, sir, at the
request OF your congregation, to prevail on
you II possible TO remain with us another
year. Popular Divino-"My dear cir, il
ia impossible; ain called to another field,
and my duty as Christian colnpels me to
20, although il grieves me greatly to part
from those with whom | have abored 80
long" 81 am very sorry your decision is
already made, for have been empowered
70 offer you 1880 for tho coming year."
"Thirty.iiye hundred, eli? Well, come To
think OF it, that call wasn't 40 very loud
| tell you what, il you'll throw in three
months vacation ! believe duty will keep
quiet Tor year or co."
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All rrizes, No Hanks.


"We're going to have glove contest up
at our church next Wednesday night
said sweet-IG Mies to her best fellow tile
other evening; will you come up?" "a
glove contest" echoed the young man,
well, should say would. In church,
too! Well, ! never heard OF such thing.
But I'll be there" "ThRt's real good OF
you. You see each ono OF liz girls has a
number. We put them all in bag and
shake them up, and then the young men
draw, and you buy pair Of gloves for the
young lady whose number you get.
hope you will draw my number, Charlie p
And thcn Charlie anxiously inquired II
there were not any blanks.
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GncAGo, ill.,. April 9-Cattle- RcccIp,s lU
heat shipmCnn 100 head: markc, slca,ly: Min
ping sccis 81 Uea5 ~: sockeN and tcedvfs 81 Id
!, W. COWS nnd oiils )! nNtS 60; bulk, S! S0al Is
market strong; rough aud mixed IS iSaS co: nart
Inv hn'l shlrpiu. s. Ga, S. light s. S5u5 81. hEn
~ bhs ~. shecp-hcccipts 100 head: shipmcni,
AGO head market stronger: natives 81 Sons Isl ives,
cru ~ 75a' ~; Texans ~ oea' 95 lambs u Sac o.
East Liberty, "a" April o,--Cattie-Reccip
c"nslgnments llogs-RsccirH 1850 head; Sill,
mcn,s 1870 head: market mfr: rhilHlelphas 81 !,
a6@ 70: fofkon s. G5u5 50; common md light IS b0a
. aM; plgss IsaS %. shccrEKcceipls 1900 head
prices.
G!HGI"*ATl. O.. April 0.-lIoSs s,caIy; common
md light Stha, 81; IMcking md butchers s. Ia, 80
receipts 800 head: shipments 400 head.
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"FOR THE BLOOD is THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse It ly using DIR. ptcrce,s
Goiacm Medical Discovery, and good
question. n fur skin. h!loynnt spirits. Vital
streI9th anu bOllly health Will BIC cstuhlishrI
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lDhlly except Monday.
81. Clainyille Accommodation. lcaves Wheeling
~ g:00 D. M, $40 and 6:t5 p. M; leaves Ee!LIle
az $3.50 q: m, 80 and $40 p. m. Returning, ar.
ivS AZ wheeling at s:45 u. H., 155 and $40 D. nj,
| daily except Sunday. '
Thei0ooam aud TO- IS pm. train through tn Gin.
cinnsu without change, with b. Il o. sleSpe.
through 10 Clnc.nahG on the night tra!n
Ho!unpls accommodation leaves wheeling at
go PIN, btIAie At 2O5p.m., daily except Sunday.
.HonnukFilIe recommendation, leaves Theelii
at l2:Oc noon, and arrives at noundsyi!le ri /" IS
p. m. daily except sanday,
raitmont accommodation st 100 y. m.
1nfOuSl Coach from Wheeling TO Cincinnati
daily on NO. 8, leaving Wheeling Vi lv:00 a. m. mr.
irving ut Cincinnati 1t $50 p. m,
10 .; q y. sleeping Cats on all through trains.
Ciose connec!i9ns are made 10, all polnn sopth
Anu southwest, North aud Northwest, Iiakiux this
oeslthDie route Tor G0lOnlKts nud PERSONS por,rv
70 me Sreat West, and 10 whom particular kt,e,i.
ton Is given,
Tickets 10 all PRINCIPAL points on sale at pepo,.
', eleeplnS car accommodations can 10 Recuftd at
Depot i1cket ohsce. 7. G. BURKE,
Ticket Agent. b. ~ .. Depot.
JOHN BAILlE
,o,,, Ticket Agent, under McLure House.
JOHN 7. LANH, Tray. f,usenses Agent.
Y. \. LoRD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
DAVID LEE. General Superintendent.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVl-
w Sion, b. 20.
On aud at:er APRIL |, 1857. passenger t;alus will
run IS iolluws-EasteIu Standard time:
DEPARTURE.
For P.tseurgh-S:S0 a, H., daily; $40 a. r.
daly except sunday: 80 p. N. daily, excep, SUI.
day; G:h6p. IN. daily.
For Wssh1nS'ou-o:2op. m. daily, c1cop suuds5.
ARRIVALS.
From FittsburSh-9s5a II, m. daily; HISS a. N,
ana 400 p m. daily, except Sunday; 1910 D, NJ,
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TIE MODEL
For the Int.lligeneer. - .1.
Oh royal ruler, II mighty deed .
,.Heer 'galnst thee Immortal name,
You begger on the spanish steps, W.
HAM won more lasting fame. ...
OF verify. a King "a be; a '5-tf 7.
FOR SEQ ye not his CROWN .u.U.s. Il.
Levels placed by Heavens own hand,
Inc gems WHOSE sparkle caught from skies.
oefhunx tho suns own land, -
byzantine beauty-nor 1nor boasts
inc colors YOU careless wear:
NO! TyTean dye, no deeper tono
your purple Mtten are.
Imperial COLOR all, The artist
Gives eternal glory to Inv race. y
On castle wall, In lordy hall
Thou Tegn'st iu highest place. IN.
Oh careless dayi Oh shining SUM
lie gCcs on his way. .'..
Nor dreams, the futile crowd Tint ycarr
III vain, for laurel wreath and bay,
me beggir crown'd, the painter plods, ,
HeFefsal OF HES kcaies:
ING vessel STRUGGLES In the storm,
:, Butsea gull Lightly sails, .IM
Nor icatS the htful wind or false,
Nor glimmerlng land afar;
1he vessel breaks on sudden rock,
hui sea gull finds the shore.
Avn ANNIE Cox STEPHENS,
"lhe place In Rome where tho mo els congreKaie